Airlines: Any enquires relating to, bookings, airline feedback/complaints, flight details etc, please contact your airline direct.

Flight times: Please visit www.airport.gg for arrivals/departures information

General aviation enquires: i.e. requesting information on landing fees, booking training flights or General Aviation please email  [email protected]

Feedback: If you would like to give us any feedback, please use the main customer feedback form on the airport website.

Sunflower Lanyards: or cards can be collected at the Information Desk

The designated parking area is located in the overflow carpark (nearest to Jacksons Garage). All motor cyclists can enter the carpark via the left hand entrance lane.

Please take care when entering/exiting the car park as this is also the main vehicle route.

The designated bicycle shelters are located to the west of the terminal building, near to the main departure doors. 

There are three shelters, with each able to accommodate up to 10 bikes. Bicycle storage is free to use and area is covered by CCTV.

Any bicycles are left at the airport at their owner's risk.

Driving by car to/from Guernsey airport is a little different to driving in the UK, our roads are primarily narrower and there are a few different rules and signs to keep traffic flowing. Guernsey and Alderney drive on the left and the maximum speed limit is 35mph. 

More information can be found here.

All public parking is free although for some of the shopping and on-street parking areas, you will need to display a parking disc "clock" available at many retail outlets including our customer services information desk however, there will be a small charge.

Getting to and from Guernsey Airport could not be easier. Located in the parish of the Forest in the south of the island it is approximately 15 minutes (by car) from the east coast where Guernsey's capital of St Peter Port is located.  This is also the location of the island's main harbour, giving straightforward access for onward sea travel to the Bailiwick’s islands of Herm and Sark as well as the UK, Jersey and France.